Crop any image to a custom region or fixed aspect ratio and download it as PNG or JPG — all in your browser.
Cropping photos to exact regions for profiles, thumbnails, and posts.
Upload an image
Click or drag an image into the upload area.
Select the crop
Drag the selection box and its corner handles; lock a ratio like 1:1 or 16:9 if you need a fixed shape.
Download
Choose PNG or JPG and download just the cropped region at full resolution.
Most images need cropping before they are useful: a profile picture has to be a square, a video thumbnail wants 16:9, a social post has its own ratio, and a photo often has dead space or something you want to cut out. Get the ratio wrong and the platform crops it for you — usually badly, lopping off a face or key detail. Cropping deliberately to the exact region and shape you need avoids all of that. This cropper gives you a draggable selection box with optional locked aspect ratios (1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 3:4, or free), and exports the result at the original full resolution rather than the smaller on-screen preview — so there is no quality loss. Upload an image, drag the selection, and download just the region you want as PNG or JPG. It all runs on a canvas in your browser, so the image is never uploaded. No account, no watermark.
Profile pictures
Crop a clean square 1:1 avatar from any photo so platforms don’t mis-crop it.
Thumbnails
Cut a precise 16:9 thumbnail for videos or article headers.
Social posts
Trim an image to the exact region and ratio a platform expects.
Tidying photos
Remove dead space, distractions, or edges to focus on the subject.
Listings & products
Crop product shots to a consistent shape for a clean grid.
No. The crop is taken from the original full-resolution image, not the smaller on-screen preview.
Yes. Lock 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, or 3:4, or use Free mode for any rectangle.
No. Cropping happens on a canvas in your browser, so the image never leaves your device.
Yes — choose either on download; pick PNG to preserve transparency, JPG for a smaller photo file.
Cropping removes pixels outside the selection, so the output is usually smaller than the original.
Use a locked ratio to control the shape; the export resolution follows the selected region of the source image.
Yes — crop on mobile or desktop in any modern browser.
Yes — crop as many images as you want for free, with no sign-up and no watermark.